Malayalam Keyboard for Android 11.5

The Malayalam Keyboard for Android™ is a highly efficient and convenient input tool specifically designed for Android devices. With its default input method, this keyboard can be seamlessly integrated into any application, allowing users to effortlessly type in Malayalam.

Key Features:

• A unique layout with 31 keys that cater specifically to typing in Malayalam.
• An easy-to-follow layout, with Malayalam letter keys arranged in alphabetical order.
• Quick switch functionality to easily transition between the Malayalam layout, QWERTY layout, and symbol keypad.
• Fully customizable symbol and Emoji Layout with a built-in layout editor.
• Unicode Character Map Support for enhanced character rendering.
• Subject-wise word prediction feature, enabling users to create word prediction lists from websites and text files.
• Effortlessly input koottaksharam with a single tap, thanks to the scrollable koottaksharam list located above the keyboard (prediction can be turned off).
• Automatic Word learning feature that adapts to users' typing habits.
• Compatibility with devices running Android versions that do not support proper Malayalam rendering.
• Real-time Malayalam spell checker facility for error-free typing.
• Seven keyboard themes with customizable character colors and size options.

Usage:

1. Keys in the second last row are used for selection purposes only. For example, pressing 'അ' in the second last row will display letters അ to ഐ in the third row of the keypad. The 'ക' key in the second last row is used to input characters from ക to ഞ from the third row, and so on.
2. Use the 'ABC' key to launch the QWERTY keypad.
3. Utilize the '123' key to access the number and symbol keys.
4. Long-press the Enter Key to launch the Supplementary symbol keypad.
5. To set the Malayalam Keyboard for Android™ as your default keyboard, navigate to Settings → Language and Input → Select Malayalam Keyboard for Android as the default.
6. To add a new word to the prediction database, simply tap on the specified word (first word in the list) displayed above the keypad.
7. Use the keyboard key (bottom left) to close the keypad, or long-press it to change the default input method.

Notes:

• Enter characters using unicode encoding format.
• To write കോ [ko], use the following order: ക +ോ. Similarly, for writing കൈ= ക+ൈ.
• For writing koottaksharam, use chandrakkala to join characters. For example: ക്ഷ = ക+്+ഷ.

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